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Caring for Your Grill
STAINLESS STEEL CARE:
The Crown Verity Grills is built from 304 stainless steel, which is a high-quality, non-
magnetic stainless steel that is very corrosion resistant. It is also a highly sanitary
surface.
The stainless steel components of your grill are warranted for life against
structural deterioration or failure (See INDEX: “Commercial and Residential Warranty”
for further details). With proper care, your grill should last a lifetime. The stainless
steel will discolor from the intense heat over time; this condition is normal.
Always clean your stainless steel grill with a mild, food-safe, organic degreaser, followed
by a stainless steel polish.
ALWAYS SCRUB WITH THE GRAIN, NEVER ACROSS
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Remove all
cleaner residue before lighting the grill in order avoid a build-up of film from the cleaner.
COOKING GRATE CARE:
Clean the cooking grates with a long-handled brass brush, or wooden paddle. It is best
to do this while the cooking grates are warm to hot.
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Wear long, insulated gloves and use caution when doing so.
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Never drop the cooking grates, as the welds along the rungs can crack.
SALT WATER ENVIRONMENTS: 304 Stainless steel is corrosion resistant but is not
impervious to rust in salt-water environments. Exposure to salt air and sea spray
will eventually damage the appliance if not cared for properly. The best thing
you can do to protect it is to clean it frequently. Don’t give the salt time to
establish the chemical reaction that contributes to rust. In salt air environments,
we recommend cleaning all stainless steel surfaces at least every two weeks to
keep your grill in prime condition. When not in use, we recommend that you
keep the cover on the appliance.
POOLS AND CHLORINE: chlorine in the air from pools can also damage 304
Stainless steel over time. Again, the best thing you can do to protect it is to
clean it frequently. We recommend cleaning all stainless steel surfaces at least
every two weeks to keep your grill in prime condition. When not in use, we
recommend that you keep the cover on the appliance.
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